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Demographic determinants of population aging in Europe since 1850

Murphy, Michael - In: Population and development review 43 (2017) 2, pp. 257-283

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The impact of migration on long-term European population trends, 1850 to present

Murphy, Michael - In: Population and development review 42 (2016) 2, pp. 225-244

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Rising educational participation and the trend to later childbearing

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Americaʹs current energy situation

Murphy, Michael J. - In: Ninth District quarterly 3 (1976) 4, pp. 8-16

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The energy situation

Dahl, David S.; Murphy, Michael J. - In: Ninth District quarterly 3 (1976) 4, pp. 4-16

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Family and kinship networks in the context of ageing societies

Murphy, Michael - 2010

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Cooperative marketing of agricultural products

Murphy, Michael - 1928

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Markets are constantly collapsing : reconceptualizing "the market" as a quantum social wavefunction

Murphy, Michael - In: Competition & change : the journal of global business … 25 (2021) 5, pp. 561-579

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Reconfiguring Aboriginal-state relations

Murphy, Michael (contributor) - 2004

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Occam's Phaser : Making Proportional Discovery (Finally) Work in Litigation by Requiring Phased Discovery

Murphy, Michael - 2016

This is an article about solving the problem of expensive electronic discovery in litigation by simply learning the most important facts first. Judges and parties often complain that the scope of information included in fact discovery in civil litigation is over inclusive and disproportionate to...

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